Original British Victorian Police Cutlass with Scabbard from the London Wapping Dock Patrol U.S. Ordnance or 17th-century history

or 17th-century history

Through the fall the regiment conducted unit training-tactical exercises for the squad

Baynton received his Lieutenancy in 1783 and joined Sir John Jervis

Markings vary: most are unmarked but some have Nepalese markings on the head

a typical cow town

Original British Victorian Police Cutlass with Scabbard from the London Wapping Dock Patrol U.S. Ordnance or 17th-century historyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is very interesting but does show use. It is a standard British Constabulary Cutlass, as used between about 1870 and 1900 , the last half of the reign of Queen Victoria. It has the traditional Shark's Skin or Ray Skin covered grip, was never bound in wire, and has a brass "D" hand guard which is marked: WAPPING DOCK PATROL Wapping is a district in the East end of London docklands area, and was a very dangerous